Hi,
currently a language defines its Java rules like this:
@Override
public List<Class<? extends Rule>> getRelevantRules() {
return Arrays.asList(CommaWhitespaceRule.class);
}
I wonder why we return the class here, instead of an actual object? Like
this:
@Override
public List<Rule> getRelevantRules() {
ResourceBundle messages = JLanguageTool.getMessageBundle(this);
return Arrays.asList(new CommaWhitespaceRule(messages));
}
This way we could get rid of some semi-ugly reflection code in
Language.java. If there's no reason against it, I will make that change.
Regards
Daniel
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